midbrainpart of the brainstem responsiblefor processingvisual andauditoryinformationpinealglandglandassociatedwith sleepcyclesthalamusmain relaystation ofthe brainaccessorycranial nervecontrollingneck andshouldermovementcerebellumthe backportion of thebrain,responsible forbalance andcoordinationparietallobelobe of thebrain thatinterpretssensationson skintemporallobeauditorylobe ofthe brainsulcigroovesbetweenbrainridgestrochlearcranial nerve4, controlssome eyemovementsvestibulocochlearcranial nerve thatbrings informationfrom the inner earto the brain; helpswith hearing andbalancemedullaoblongatapart of the brainstemresponsible forregulation ofbreathing andheart ratevaguscranial nervethat controlsmood, immuneresponse,digestion, andheart ratehypoglossalcranial nervecontrollingtonguemovementopticcranial nerveresponsiblefor sense ofsightdiencephalonpart of the brainthat relayssensoryinformationbetween thebrain regionsoculomotorcranial nervecontrolling eyemovement andpupil widthgyriraisedridges ofthe brainoccipitallobevisuallobe ofthe brainglossopharyngealcranial nerve thathelps providemotor andsensoryinformation to themouth and throathypothalamuspart of the brainresponsible formetabolism, waterbalance,temperatureregulation, andhungercerebrumthe largest,uppermostpart of thebrainfacialcranial nervecontrollingfacialmovementsand expressionfrontallobebrain lobe thatcontrols skilledmotor function,memory, andbehaviortrigeminalnerveresponsible forsensory andmotor functionsin theface/headbrainstemcontrolscommunicationbetween the brainand the rest of thebody; alsoresponsible for heartrate and bloodpressureabducenscranial nervecontrollingleft and righteyemovementponspart of the braincontrollingsleep cyclesand motorcontrololfactorycranial nerveresponsiblefor sense ofsmellmidbrainpart of the brainstem responsiblefor processingvisual andauditoryinformationpinealglandglandassociatedwith sleepcyclesthalamusmain relaystation ofthe brainaccessorycranial nervecontrollingneck andshouldermovementcerebellumthe backportion of thebrain,responsible forbalance andcoordinationparietallobelobe of thebrain thatinterpretssensationson skintemporallobeauditorylobe ofthe brainsulcigroovesbetweenbrainridgestrochlearcranial nerve4, controlssome eyemovementsvestibulocochlearcranial nerve thatbrings informationfrom the inner earto the brain; helpswith hearing andbalancemedullaoblongatapart of the brainstemresponsible forregulation ofbreathing andheart ratevaguscranial nervethat controlsmood, immuneresponse,digestion, andheart ratehypoglossalcranial nervecontrollingtonguemovementopticcranial nerveresponsiblefor sense ofsightdiencephalonpart of the brainthat relayssensoryinformationbetween thebrain regionsoculomotorcranial nervecontrolling eyemovement andpupil widthgyriraisedridges ofthe brainoccipitallobevisuallobe ofthe brainglossopharyngealcranial nerve thathelps providemotor andsensoryinformation to themouth and throathypothalamuspart of the brainresponsible formetabolism, waterbalance,temperatureregulation, andhungercerebrumthe largest,uppermostpart of thebrainfacialcranial nervecontrollingfacialmovementsand expressionfrontallobebrain lobe thatcontrols skilledmotor function,memory, andbehaviortrigeminalnerveresponsible forsensory andmotor functionsin theface/headbrainstemcontrolscommunicationbetween the brainand the rest of thebody; alsoresponsible for heartrate and bloodpressureabducenscranial nervecontrollingleft and righteyemovementponspart of the braincontrollingsleep cyclesand motorcontrololfactorycranial nerveresponsiblefor sense ofsmell

Cranial Nerves & Brain Parts COPY - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. part of the brain stem responsible for processing visual and auditory information
    midbrain
  2. gland associated with sleep cycles
    pineal gland
  3. main relay station of the brain
    thalamus
  4. cranial nerve controlling neck and shoulder movement
    accessory
  5. the back portion of the brain, responsible for balance and coordination
    cerebellum
  6. lobe of the brain that interprets sensations on skin
    parietal lobe
  7. auditory lobe of the brain
    temporal lobe
  8. grooves between brain ridges
    sulci
  9. cranial nerve 4, controls some eye movements
    trochlear
  10. cranial nerve that brings information from the inner ear to the brain; helps with hearing and balance
    vestibulocochlear
  11. part of the brain stem responsible for regulation of breathing and heart rate
    medulla oblongata
  12. cranial nerve that controls mood, immune response, digestion, and heart rate
    vagus
  13. cranial nerve controlling tongue movement
    hypoglossal
  14. cranial nerve responsible for sense of sight
    optic
  15. part of the brain that relays sensory information between the brain regions
    diencephalon
  16. cranial nerve controlling eye movement and pupil width
    oculomotor
  17. raised ridges of the brain
    gyri
  18. visual lobe of the brain
    occipital lobe
  19. cranial nerve that helps provide motor and sensory information to the mouth and throat
    glossopharyngeal
  20. part of the brain responsible for metabolism, water balance, temperature regulation, and hunger
    hypothalamus
  21. the largest, uppermost part of the brain
    cerebrum
  22. cranial nerve controlling facial movements and expression
    facial
  23. brain lobe that controls skilled motor function, memory, and behavior
    frontal lobe
  24. nerve responsible for sensory and motor functions in the face/head
    trigeminal
  25. controls communication between the brain and the rest of the body; also responsible for heart rate and blood pressure
    brain stem
  26. cranial nerve controlling left and right eye movement
    abducens
  27. part of the brain controlling sleep cycles and motor control
    pons
  28. cranial nerve responsible for sense of smell
    olfactory